Cadi Froehlich is a British artist whose practice explores the physicality of exchanges between people, objects and material.

By combining ceramics, salvaged copper, cables and electrical components, her work investigates the hidden infrastructure of the interaction between these things, often highlighting the dichotomy between the drive to improve connections and the costs of the commodification of resources and self.

Recent exhibitions include Miniscule, Venice, In the Dark, London, PROTOCOL,  The London Group at St Ives, The Mesh at Watermans in London, and Shoreham Sculpture Trail.

Her work is held in public and private collections including the Chelsea College special collection, London.

Cadi Froehlich is a member of the London Group, and was a recipient of the London Group Members Prize 2016.

Previous awards include the Red Mansion Prize 2015,  AxisWeb MAStars 2013 and a Jerwood Drawing Prize  2010.

Cadi Froehlich holds an MA in Fine Art from UAL Camberwell and Chelsea, a degree in Fine Art from Brighton, and graduated with honours from Los Altos college, California.